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stockt12 · #21 18-10-2006, 11:44 AM

when i had a cs gt4...tony flood was the man.. now with a few rexes etc, i haven't even thought of that name for a while.

jak · #22 18-10-2006, 12:02 PM

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Originally Posted by maddog

Tony Flood / Flood Motorsports will do a better job and cheaper than book prices for servicing. Look no further, if you want value for money. He owns and races Subarus, builds a bloody good gearbox and motor as well. No apprentices just Tony so expect a delay to get your car booked in.

I hear he is selling his race ready bugeye STI. Not cheap though.

zuum · #23 18-10-2006, 04:33 PM

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Originally Posted by jak

RMS servicing has my vote.

rms has my vote too.... but yah gotta get in early to book.... 2 week wait

lack of decent joints sor..... sigh

stockt12 · #24 18-10-2006, 09:00 PM

cost 750 for the 50km service from subaru..

besides some 'differences' in regards to brake pad prices, rest was quite professional..

we'll see how it runs over the next few and i'll report again.

WRP10 · #25 18-10-2006, 09:59 PM

RMS ftw! But the soonest they can book is apparently Nov 1st. But hey really know their shizznit and customer service is great!

SCOOTER · #26 19-10-2006, 08:35 AM

RAC Auto Services can do a 50k book service for approx $550 for RAC members.

http://rac.com.au/go/motoring/auto-services

Spyder · #27 19-10-2006, 09:39 AM

I just had my 50000km at RMS yesterday morning, cost me $810 cause i have a pod otherwise $850 it would of cost, just like to say very happy with there effort, service, and quality of material and experience,

i was gonna sell my car, but after the service, what for hey...

GREXS · #28 19-10-2006, 11:28 AM

Cost me $725 for the 50km from Melville Subaru on Wednesday. Agreed with Stockt12, everything looks ok and quite professional. Will give an update within few days.

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Originally Posted by stockt12

cost 750 for the 50km service from subaru..

besides some 'differences' in regards to brake pad prices, rest was quite professional..

we'll see how it runs over the next few and i'll report again.

stockt12 · #29 19-10-2006, 02:20 PM

25 bucks cheaper? time to call the accc lol

so far.... after a 100 or so kms, starting better, driving a little smoother but still not happy with a couple of bits n pieces which apparently will be sorted out under warranty

SINISTR · #30 19-10-2006, 04:35 PM

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Originally Posted by jak

I hear he is selling his race ready bugeye STI. Not cheap though.

he's got a brand new STI he's racing!

I also recommend Tony and not only for Subarus... he also builds toyota sprinters and used to build Honda race engines... hes tha man!